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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th June 1991

    There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th June 1991. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Horned vipers
    AAcross 5: Alpine pinnacle
    AAcross 10: Title for Macbeth
    AAcross 15: Troon, e.g.
    AAcross 18: Use a bubble pipe
    AAcross 19: Madrid art museumPRADO
    AAcross 20: Student of Fauré
    AAcross 21: Cantina cash
    AAcross 23: Subject of this puzzle
    AAcross 25: "Can-Can" tuneILOVEPARIS
    AAcross 27: Some playing marbles
    AAcross 28: Blackout while young F.A.S. sang
    AAcross 30: Woolly Andean
    AAcross 31: Had effect
    AAcross 32: Stops working
    AAcross 33: Pride of one in a pride
    AAcross 34: Bits of land
    AAcross 37: Ship to remember
    AAcross 38: Sevens and elevens
    AAcross 42: Chief buyers of performers' albums
    AAcross 43: "Anything Goes" tuneYOURETHETOP
    AAcross 45: Neck warmer
    AAcross 46: Muslim chiefs
    AAcross 47: "___ Do lt": 1928
    AAcross 48: State
    AAcross 49: Stuffy chap
    AAcross 50: Schisgal play
    AAcross 51: "Gay Divorce" tuneNIGHTANDDAY
    AAcross 55: Light too bright for sight
    AAcross 56: Zetetic
    AAcross 58: Pouty looks
    AAcross 59: Kind of bullet
    AAcross 60: A prelate and a playwrightINGES
    AAcross 61: Seals, as pipe joints
    AAcross 62: Lake Volta is here
    AAcross 63: Triangular sail
    AAcross 65: Stupefy
    AAcross 66: TrickedROPEDIN
    AAcross 69: Where two become one
    AAcross 70: "The New Yorkers" tuneLOVEFORSALE
    AAcross 73: Violinist Kavafian
    AAcross 74: Move wearily
    AAcross 75: Unit of loudness
    AAcross 76: Roof segment
    AAcross 77: Shepard's "Fool for Love" won one: 1984OBIE
    AAcross 78: Lap pooch
    AAcross 79: "Red, Hot and Blue!" tuneITSDELOVELY
    AAcross 83: Napoleonic general or red hog
    AAcross 84: Regular dates
    AAcross 86: Major Hoople's cries
    AAcross 87: Lighter fluid
    AAcross 88: Earsplitters
    AAcross 89: A.L. M.V.P.: 1960-61MARIS
    AAcross 90: Bender
    AAcross 91: Tar
    AAcross 91: Tar
    AAcross 94: Expand
    AAcross 95: Fragrant
    AAcross 99: Musical featuring "I Hate Men," "So in Love," etc.KISSMEKATE
    AAcross 101: "Born to Dance" tuneEASYTOLOVE
    AAcross 103: Dividing word
    AAcross 104: Cauthen or Pincay
    AAcross 105: Taffeta sound
    AAcross 106: "Fish Magic" artist
    AAcross 107: Long time
    AAcross 108: Motivates
    AAcross 109: Rorschachs, e.g.
    AAcross 110: Vocal impertinence
    DDown 1: Basics
    DDown 1: Basics
    DDown 2: Token taker
    DDown 3: Chopin or Gomulka
    DDown 4: Adds instruments to make a lusher sound
    DDown 5: Victor's take
    DDown 6: Missed a pop-up
    DDown 7: "Peanuts" plaint
    DDown 8: He wrote "The College Widow"
    DDown 9: Pirate
    DDown 10: Its rhyme scheme is ABaAabAB
    DDown 11: Aureoles or glorioles
    DDown 12: English Channel feeder
    DDown 13: Ida. neighbor
    DDown 14: Kind of shoe
    DDown 15: Typewriter bar
    DDown 16: Indiana birthplace of 23 Across
    DDown 17: A ___ Able
    DDown 22: She-bear, in BarcelonaOSA
    DDown 24: Dramatic designs
    DDown 26: Barracks decoration
    DDown 26: Barracks decoration
    DDown 29: Médoc product
    DDown 32: Gounod opera
    DDown 33: Companionable, in Cheshire
    DDown 34: Natives of Sic.ITALS
    DDown 35: Musician's transition
    DDown 36: Musical featuring "My Heart Belongs to Daddy"LEAVEITTOME
    DDown 37: Racing sailboat
    DDown 38: Actress Patterson et al.NEVAS
    DDown 39: "Mexican Hayride" tune
    DDown 40: River at Tours
    DDown 41: Lyricist Carol Bayer ___
    DDown 43: Petemen
    DDown 44: Pluto, to Plato
    DDown 47: Fabric for an amice
    DDown 49: Sycamore
    DDown 51: Gulf of Guinea feeder
    DDown 52: Tickle
    DDown 53: "___ This Earth," 1988 filmNOTOF
    DDown 54: Because ofDUETO
    DDown 55: Cornucopia item
    DDown 57: Shape manually
    DDown 59: Pin inserted into a gunwale
    DDown 61: Flood controller
    DDown 62: Windfall
    DDown 63: Finns' neighborsLAPPS
    DDown 64: Dole out
    DDown 65: What some gentlemen prefer
    DDown 67: Occipital protuberance
    DDown 68: Dorothy, to Em
    DDown 70: Is schneidered
    DDown 71: Hautboys, e.g.
    DDown 72: E. Indian timber trees
    DDown 75: Brandy-based drinks
    DDown 77: Shows verbal superiority
    DDown 79: Language student's problem
    DDown 80: Coryphaei
    DDown 81: Grendel, in "Beowulf"
    DDown 82: Most peacockish
    DDown 83: Cynosure in Florence
    DDown 85: AppendsADDSON
    DDown 87: Kiosks
    DDown 89: Carpenter's ___ box
    DDown 90: Possible cause of "seen us" trouble
    DDown 91: Perform Christies
    DDown 92: "___ kleine Nachtmusik": Mozart
    DDown 93: RegardingASTO
    DDown 94: Dry spot except in a rainy season
    DDown 95: William Hoffman play: 1985ASIS
    DDown 96: Altman's "Welcome ___"
    DDown 97: U.S. composer: 1874-1954
    DDown 98: Fair marks
    DDown 100: Little fox
    DDown 102: Veneration
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